A few months ago, I was at a concert when my friend, referring to one of the performers, turned to me and said: “That’s the blackest white man I’ve ever heard.”

At the end of Meghan Trainor’s performance of her song “Me Too” on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon Thursday night, gravity lost all faith in her and sent her tumbling to the floor. It was better than watching her dance.

In what was either a very successful marketing tactic, or a very ironic twist for a song whose lyrics include “I can’t help loving myself,” Meghan Trainor’s video for “Me Too” has been released following her claims that the original video had her body not looking quite right.

On Monday, Meghan Trainor—who made her name with the song “All About That Bass,” which purports to celebrate a curvy form—released the music video for her latest single, “Me Too,” only to quickly remove it. The reason she gave? “They photoshopped the crap out of me,” she told her fans on Snapchat.

In her hit single “No,” Skechers spokesperson Meghan Trainor sings, “You need to let it go, you need to let it go, need to let it go, nah to the ah to the no no no.” Though Trainor’s advice is for the men who annoy her with unwanted flirtations, it’s also quite apt for women who approach and pet wild bison.

Jennifer Lopez has been criticized both here and elsewhere for working with Dr. Luke on her new song, “Ain’t Your Mama.” But in a new interview, the writer of that song—Meghan “No” Trainor—has defended Lopez, saying that she fell for the song before she even knew Luke had produced it.

One fan theory about why Dr. Luke has been so petty about not letting Kesha out of her contract with him is that he hasn’t produced a genre-shifting hit in a couple of years, and that he’s now more inclined to follow than lead. (His last true smash, 2014's “Timber,” was by Pitbull featuring Kesha.)

Meghan Trainor is a Grammy-winning singer whose claim to fame is dancing sassily in music videos for fatally empowering pop songs like “All About That Bass” and, most recently, “No.” Sam Smith is a Grammy-winning, incessantly-shrinking artist who won this year’s Best Song Oscar for the Bond ballad “Writings on the…

If there is indeed a God, there is certainly a preponderance of evidence that God is sick of this failed and unruly human experiment and is therefore on a roll of smiting us. Donald Trump, for instance, and Ted Cruz and John Kasich and Marco Rubio and Ben Carson and them. Even still, after that, Meghan Trainor…

“Let me stop you there before you speak,” sings Meghan Trainor, in her boldly meta new single “No,” which is a sonic departure for the artist—reminiscent of the Y2K pop era, rather than the ‘60s—but otherwise aesthetically consistent with the rest of Trainor’s oeuvre in the way its vibe is sort of “haunted wing of…

Does Meghan Trainor have a new single coming out on Friday? Yes.

Miranda Kerr, a model who was once married to Orlando Bloom, and Evan Spiegel, a non-model who once invented Snapchat, are truly, madly, deeply in love for reasons beyond my comprehension, and, like most celebrity couples, are often asked about their love by magazines.

Brett Rossi, ex-fiancée of Charlie Sheen, is suing the actor for for unspecified damages, claiming that Sheen was verbally and physically abusive. Rossi alleges that Sheen coerced her into getting an abortion after revealing his HIV status because he didn’t want to have a “retarded child.”

Weekly, a pre-approved, snap-judged music guide based on our very scientific, non-subjective Yes/No rating system. There’s really no debating this, come on stop.

Meghan “All About That Bass” Trainor is contributing a song to the upcoming Peanuts movie. It is, according to People magazine, “all about letting go of your insecurities and embracing your true self on the dance floor.”

In the video for their collaboration “Like I’m Gonna Lose You,” Meghan Trainor and John Legend want you to take the nearest baby or puppy out into the rain with no umbrella. Were they inspired by Kanye West’s “Only One” where he carried North around a downpour while she barely wore a jacket? What’s going on out there?

Antonino “L.A.” Reid, the man behind Rihanna, Meghan Trainor, Toni Braxton and the rebirths of Mariah Carey, Janet Jackson and the latest puzzling reincarnation of Ciara, has admitted that joining The X Factor television talent show was a bad move.

In the latest post at her really helpful and down-to-earth lifestyle site GOOP, Gwyneth Paltrow suggested that we all make sex bark. What is sex bark? According to GOOP it's "a quick and potent chocolate recipe perfect for a sweet bite after a romantic dinner." For getting your Valentine's Day sexy on, duh. What…

Christmas queen Mariah Carey has reportedly disinvited estranged husband Nick Cannon from their annual family holiday celebration after their separation took a stressful turn and her anxiety was compounded by a recent slew of bad press.